The Gazette

'Capt. John Keir, Inf.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He marked out the assembly positionfor his company under a heavy barrage, andled his company with great ability in theattack. The u…

2nd Lt. J. J. Mounsey relinquishes hiscommission on account of ill-health, and isgranted the hen. rank of 2nd Lt. 7th Apr,1918."The announcements regarding Lt. F. A.Kingswell, which appeared in the Ga…

T./Capt. Owen Frederick Morshead, M.C.,B.E.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in making his way forward with a supply of pigeons to clear up a situation, andsending back clear information. …

T./Capt. John Edward Lennard Payne,M.iC., W. Rid. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He was in support with his company,and was cut off- from the front line by anartillery barrage of exc…

Lieut. (A./Maj.) Hugh McArthur Richards,R.F.A.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty when in command of hi® battery. Innine days the battery had fourteen gunsknocked out and suffered thirty-thr…

Bedf. B.?Lt. E. C. Wilson is seed, for serv..with Ind. Army (on prob.). 27th Feb-1918, but to rank for seniority without payand allowances from 3rd Nov. 1916.Leic. R.?Capt. J. W. E. Mosse, M.C., relin…

Sea. Highrs.Temp. Capt. R. B. Smith, from a Serv.Bn., to be temp. Capt. 24 Feb. 1918, with,seniority 20 Dec. 1914.Temp. Lt. R. G. W. Scoular, from a Serv.Bn., to be temp. Lt. 24 Feb. 1918, withseniori…

T. /2nd Lt. Arthur Hugh Fletcher, R.E.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. During the preparation for the operations he carried out most valuable work inforward and shelled areas. On one occ…

War Office,9th April, 1918.REGULAR FORCES.OVERSEA CONTINGENTS.CANADA.Can. Cav.Temp. Lt. M. Sworder is seed, for dutywith the R.F.C. 23 Feb. 1918.Temp. Lt. E. W. White resigns his commn.on transfer to …

Capt. Edward Oliver Carew Martin, Inf.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in ma'king a dangerous reconnaissanceof territory over which there was much fighting. He pushed forward parties of s…